Only 28,000 km

Genuine barnfind

Second hand, original registration



French registration title

Chassis n° 728



According to a well established legend, Pierre-Jules Boulanger, Citroën’s president, launched the 2CV programme with the formula «four wheels under an umbrella».

The TPV (“Très petite voiture” as tiny car) was studied as early as 1937 but was not presented until 1948, after a long gestation period caused by the war years.

Powered by a 375 cc engine, the first 2 CVs were weak but full of practical ideas that gave them their exceptional versatility.

Born rustic, it quickly became gentrified.

Thanks to its attractions, it gained a new, more urban clientele and became a favourite with young people.

In the mid-1950s, it was equipped with a 425 cc engine that allowed it to run at a decent pace.

Citroën then improved its appearance by adding a more modern bonnet, tartan upholstery and new colours.

This was only the beginning of an evolution that lasted until 1990, with 5...